14.5 Acres
This historically significant home is a one of a kind property, perfectly situated on 14.5 sprawling acres. Following the Dayton flood 1913, the founder of Standard Register, John Q. Sherman and his wife Katherine, searched for higher ground on which to build their family home. With unparalleled craftsmanship, their beautiful 10,000 square foot home was completed in 1925 and named
The Highlands.
The Sherman Estate
The Greatest Great Room with Original & Fixtures Stunning Hearth
Bay Window
Original Chandeliers
Old World Hearth
Access to Daylight Lower Level Billiard Room
Juliet Balcony from Primary Suite
Southern Exposure for a Light Filled Room
The Sherman Estate
In Center of the Home Find the Solarium with Batchelder Tile Fountain
Palladium Windows Above French Doors
Original Wrought Iron for Window Treatments
From the Plaster Ceiling to the Judges Paneling, Discover Old World Craftsmanship
Limestone Hearth
Quartersawn Oak & Original Sconces
Functional Spaces
Family Dining Room
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Casual Banquette
Spacious Butler's Pantry/Prep Kitchen
Casual Banquette
Impossible to Replicate
Coat Room
Eight Paneled Doors
Main Foyer to Main Steps
A View from Above
The View from the Juliet Balcony in the Primary Suite
Primary Suite with Access to Private Office
Office & Library
Adjacent 21 Acres Available